Welcome to the new episode of American hauntings.

The podcast dedicated to the history hauntings and the dark side of American history.

And welcome to the 19th episode in our season on haunted Hollywood, which is, as always,

hosted and produced by Cody Beck and written and performed by Troy Taylor.

That's me.

It may seem like we've been wandering around the main streets and dark back alleys of Hollywood

for a long time now, but we still have some more places to visit before the season comes

to an end.

There are more stories to hear, hearts to break, murders to solve, and dreams to get stomped

on, dinner, and broken before we're through.

Have you missed some of the shows from this season, or is this your first time tuning in?

Well, if so, you're going to want to go back and start with episode 70 of the podcast,

which will get you caught up on all the murder and mayhem that's already happened.

Just keep in mind, the episodes in this season are definitely not suitable for all listeners.

So if you continue on from here, you cannot say that we didn't warn you.

Still listening?

Good, because I like this episode a lot.

Not only is it about the hauntings connected to one of Hollywood's true comedians,

but it's also a sequel, or maybe it's a prequel, to our last episode.

We'll be talking about two blondes in this episode, both of whom died way too young,

and were connected over six decades by the same strange little man.

So sit back, relax, and get ready to meet Gene Harlow, Sharon Tate, and an odd duck by the name of Paul Burr.

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